About
Content Hub is a personal tool run by Adam J Powell. It prepares and uploads my own videos to my own YouTube, Instagram and TikTok accounts, using each platform's official programming interface. It runs on my own computer. It is not a public service, it has no other users, and it does not post for anyone else.
Contact: hello@ironwright.dev
Privacy policy
What the tool accesses. When I sign in to a platform, the tool receives permission to upload videos to that account and to read the account's basic channel or profile details, so it can confirm which account is connected. It receives nothing else, and nothing about other people.
What it stores. It stores the sign-in tokens the platforms issue, on my own computer, in the Windows Credential Manager. It stores my own post text and links to my own videos in files on the same computer.
What it shares. Nothing is sent anywhere except to the platforms' official programming interfaces, to perform the actions I ask for. The tool has no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no third-party services. Nothing is sold or given to anyone.
Google user data. Content Hub's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. YouTube features are subject to the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy.
This web page. The tool is separate from this page. This page is part of ironwright.dev, which is served by Cloudflare and uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, as described on the site privacy page.
Children. The tool is not directed at children and collects no information from anyone but me.
Changes. If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it.
Terms of service
Content Hub is provided for my personal use only. It is not offered to the public and no one else may rely on it. It is provided as is, without warranty. I am responsible for the content I upload and for following the rules of each platform I use. Using YouTube through this tool means I also accept the YouTube Terms of Service.
Delete your data
Content Hub holds data only about my own accounts. To remove it:
- Revoke access at the platform. For Google and YouTube, open the third-party access page of your Google account and remove Content Hub. For Instagram and TikTok, remove the app from the connected apps or permissions list in that account's settings.
- Delete the stored tokens. On my computer, open Windows Credential Manager, then Windows Credentials, and remove the entries whose names begin with
content-hub. - Delete the files. Remove the tool's folder and its post files from my computer.
Questions or deletion requests can be sent to hello@ironwright.dev.